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“They then lull the victim into a false sense of security and almost befriend them. Just by talking to the people they can obtain a huge amount of information including security details that can be used to access bank accounts online.

“They can also convince victims to move money to specified bank accounts to keep it safe after what they call ‘unusual activity’.

“The card reminds people to take five and gives three bullet points as to what to look for if you’re suspicious.”

He added: “We are working in conjunction with the banking industry and will continue to do everything we can to keep people safe especially within their own home.

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“The cards have been funded by The Stewartry Community Safety Forum so we thank them for their assistance.”

The main points on the card are only to give out personal details to a service you trust and expect to be contacted by, don’t be tricked by clicking on a link in an unexpected email or text and always question uninvited approaches.